Kirkton House, Drummuir

Probably mid-18th century, possibly incorporating earlier

core and with some re-used dressings. E facing 2-storey,

5-bay house with various 19th century additions at rear

and further single storey, single bay addition at N gable.

Tooled squared granite frontage, harl pointed rubble flanks,

tooled sandstone ashlar and tooled contrasting granite

ashlar dressings.

Centre round-headed entrance with Gibbsian blocked surround

flanked each side by single round-headed moulded windows

(window and door dressings appear earlier and re-used).

5 narrow 1st floor windows linked by contrasting dark granite

cill and lintel bands with keystone detailing above each

lintel. Small centre attic window in each gable, the S gable

flanked by continous 2-storey, 2-bay addition forming garden

front with irregular fenestration and ground floor projecting

3-light rectangular window with crenellated wallhead. Further

2-storey rear wing.

Multi-pane glazing in ground floor front windows, 4-pane in

1st floor; all front windows fitted with 4 external shutter

hooks; varied glazing elsewhere. Coped end and ridge

stacks; slate roofs.

INTERIOR: damaged by fire in 19th century; altered

and modernised.